Sentences with phrase «percent of registered»

About 75 percent of registered nurses own homes, and job openings in that field were expected to grow 19 percent from 2012 to 2022.

In addition, more than half of you haven't responded to any NAR legislative calls to action; only 21 percent of you registered at the NAR Action Center in 2004.

The best paid ten percent of registered nurses make over $ 96,000 annually while the bottom ten percent earn around $ 45,000.

The best paid ten percent of registered nurses make over $ 96,000 annually while the bottom ten percent earn around $ 45,000 which is pretty much how it breaks down for critical care nurses as well.

It's not unusual for fewer than 20 percent of registered voters to actually show up and...

Even though they only make up three percent of registered vehicles, motorcycles account for 13 percent of all traffic fatalities.

As of November 2012, there were 244,957 female drivers in the state of Alaska, which equaled 46.99 percent of all registered drivers.

The Federal Highway Administration also reports that there are 276,323 licensed male drivers in the state, which equals 53.01 percent of all registered drivers.

One disturbing trend, per the Florida Department of Transportation has shown that while only 7 percent of registered vehicles in the state consisted of motorcycles in 2011, motorcycle riders accounted for 14.3 percent of all accident fatalities.

It shows this was the lowest voter turnout since 1962 at 58.8 percent of registered voters, a trend consistent with that seen in other jurisdictions around the world.

According to a study by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), the arm of the DOT that regulates the trucking industry, commercial vehicles consist of only 4 percent of registered vehicles on the road, but are involved in over 13 percent of overall traffic fatalities.

This policy is supported by 48 percent of registered Republicans, 50 percent of Independents, and 74 percent of Democrats.

But, given that only 25 percent of registered voters voted, * it's clear this was not an issue that energized most people either way.

In the survey conducted, policies like comprehensive background checks and preventing convicted stalkers from obtaining guns were backed by over 85 percent of registered voters.

Communities that enact breed - specific legislation usually do because a single class of dogs — pit bulls — constitutes a small percent of the registered dog population but inflicts a disproportionate number of bites.

Thanks to unprecedented cooperation and communication between greyhound racing and hundreds of dedicated adoption organizations coast to coast, more than 90 percent of all registered greyhounds are adopted or returned to the farm as pets or breeders when they retire.

HLDI predicts that 95 percent of registered vehicles will be equipped with rear cameras in 2039; rear parking sensors in 2041; forward collision warning, blind spot monitoring and lane departure warning in 2043; autobrake in 2045 and adaptive headlights sometime after 2050.

The bond requires more than 60 percent of registered voters to pass.

The Washington Post recently found that 41 percent of registered voters said they'd support Hogan for a second term, down from 46 percent in September.

A recent survey from the Field Poll found that 69 percent of registered voters favored the measure, although support dropped to just 30 percent when pollsters explained that it would undo parts of Proposition 227 — suggesting voters are still unfamiliar with the initiative.

Signed by Gov. Chris Christie last month after drawing bipartisan support, Greenwald's law allowed districts to move school board elections from April to November, with the stated goal of increasing voter turnouts from what are typically only about 15 percent of registered voters.

The measure will require approval by at least 55 percent of the registered voters voting on the measure.

39 — percent of registered voters in North Carolina who support using school vouchers to help parents pay for their children to attend private or religious schools instead of public schools.

Voters in both major parties favored making school funding more equitable moving — 90 percent of registered Democrats, 69 percent of registered Republicans and 78 percent of voters who declined to give a party preference.

The 2017 March primaries ultimately drew 898,233 voters — just 17 percent of all registered voters in Los Angeles County.

For example, in 2002, just 4 percent of registered voters in Dallas turned out to participate in July elections that replaced six school board members.

The initiative requires the signature of 8 percent of all registered California voters — that's 807,615 people — in order to be on the ballot this coming November.

This is a smart film that arrives in theaters just about the time that the Electoral College will vote a disastrous choice by mandate of «the people,» putting in office a man that received only 27 % of the votes of those who were eligible to cast ballots and who will take his place in the White House because forty - three percent of registered voters stayed home on Election Day (or went to a bar, or pool hall or whatever.)

The website claims that these people make up around 90 percent of its registered users.

Eighty - four percent of all registered voters support more funding for energy sources like wind and solar, including 91 percent of Democrats and 75 percent of Republicans.

Pew found 88 percent of registered voters across the political spectrum own a cell phone.

According to the U.S. Census, 2.8 percent of registered voters in the U.S.or one million votersdid not vote in 2000 because they had to wait too long or the hours during which they could vote were too short.

Fifty - five percent of registered Republicans in Upstate disapprove of the governor, the survey found.

The decision came at the hands of some 13,421 voters — or nearly 11 percent of registered Democrats in the district, according to the Associated Press.

About 68 percent of registered voters are Democrats, 8 percent are Republicans and 21 percent are unaffiliated.

Schenectady, NY — In a higher turnout than expected, more than 30 percent of registered voters in Montgomery and Schenectady counties cast a ballot Tuesday.

Only 19 percent of likely voters polled say they've heard nothing about a convention, a decidedly lower number than the 49 percent of registered voters who said just last month that they had heard nothing about a convention.

Rodriguez said it's interesting to see only about 20 percent of registered Democrats went to the polls.

While so much of the focus in city elections falls on the Democratic ranks, which make up a whopping 73 percent of all registered voters in the city and whose members hold every elected office in city government, some of the most colorful and contentious story lines play out in the battles for the minor - party slots.

That means at least 7.5 percent of registered voters will each have to sign for individual candidates in order for all seven to make the ballot.

The poll also found 55 percent of registered Democrats now have an unfavorable impression of Weiner, while 30 percent see him favorably.

For example, in 2013, about 1,706 Democrats came out to vote in Saugerties (representing 47 percent of registered Democrats) but about 1,899 Republicans came out, representing 56 percent of registered Republicans.

Only 25 percent of registered voters in New York City participated in the November 2014 elections, according to the New York City Campaign Finance Board, and a recent special election in The Bronx for a vacant City Council seat saw roughly 3,300 out of 85,000 registered voters cast ballots.

Sixty - nine percent of registered voters say they don't think members of Congress will be able to break through the partisan gridlock to pass a comprehensive reform package this year, while 27 % have more faith in their elected leaders, according to the Quinnipiac University survey released Friday.

Unofficial returns show fewer than 7.5 percent of registered Democrats went to the polls, about half the normal return for a primary.

The survey of 1,005 New York City residents found that 46 percent of New Yorkers think de Blasio should «try to get along with» President - elect Donald Trump, while 45 percent want to see the mayor become a «national leader» in opposing the new administration's policies — though 60 percent of registered Democrats questioned want de Blasio to choose the latter path.

This year's primary day was no exception, with only about 14 percent of registered Democrats casting ballots in New York City, about 25 percent in Buffalo, and similar numbers across the state.

Looking ahead to the 2013 mayoral contest, the poll found that Congressman Anthony Weiner is in the lead, with the support of 21 percent of registered Democrats polled.

Party enrollment, while increasing, is still less than 5,200, about five percent of registered county voters.

About 17 percent of registered Democrats in the 39th Assembly District, covers Corona, Elmhurst and parts of Jackson Heights, according to the state Board of Elections.